for island hopping and relaxation.
The British Virgin Islands are famous for their fine white sand, a plethora of unique snorkeling hotspots, and simply incredible diving experiences. Combine those activities with a visit to the world-famous Soggy Dollar Bar on Jost Van Dyke, specialty BVI dishes like scrumptious lobster and fresh fish, and warm weather throughout the year, and you have the perfect location for your Caribbean sailing holiday.
The BVI are particularly perfect for relaxing holidays, as the short distances between islands keep sailing times to a minimum. This 'line-of-sight' navigation makes for easy island hopping, where beautiful vistas and spectacular swimming spots will enchant you at every turn.
This is a place where the sails are full
and the days are slow. Time is measured
not in hours, but in islands explored
and memories made.
your next discovery is just a short sail away.
The BVI is a world-class destination for underwater exploration. Snorkelers will be thrilled by "The Indians," four rocky pinnacles teeming with coral gardens; the sea caves of Norman Island, reputed to be the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island; and the famous Monkey Point off Guana Island. For divers, the highlights are legendary. Explore the famous wreck of the RMS Rhone near Salt Island, one of the most celebrated dive sites in the Caribbean, or visit "Bronco Billy" at Dog George, an uninhabited island that was famously Jacques Cousteau's favorite dive spot.
Beyond the reefs, adventure continues on islands like mountainous Scrub Island. Formed by volcanic activity, it's known as a "Honey Spot" for world-record Blue Marlin fishing—a true BVI experience for the adventurous. For those who prefer to unwind, the island is also a treasure, offering exquisite spa treatments at its exclusive resorts. With only 55 slips available for docking, it's a perfect example of the BVI's unique blend of accessibility and sought-after seclusion.
